Sentence examples for that drawing from from inspiring English sources

He charged, according to Walt Reed in "Illustrators in America," "that drawing from photographs is criminal".

I copy that drawing from a book.

He said that drawing from an interdisciplinary group of experts makes this type of work possible.

Peter Steinhart, in his 2004 book, "The Undressed Art: Why We Draw," counted at least 80 Bay Area community drawing groups and noted that "drawing from live nude models used to be something that one had to enroll in an art school to do".

At one point he said that drawing from his experience in conflicts elsewhere, it was "slightly simplistic" to use the declining number of daily attacks by insurgents as a measure of progress, because it measured only a part of the challenge facing the occupation forces.

Deepwater Wind estimates that drawing from their power will lower residents' power bills 40percentt.

Is that drawn from your experience?

Why not a criticism that draws from the same energy?

Jazz is a metaphor to talk about Bombay becoming a city that draws from two cultures.

"Many Celebrations" and "Kersey" employ vamps beneath melodies that draw from Middle Eastern scales.

With a post-modern sensibility that draws from eclectic sources, she creates her own fascinating idiom.